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2019 Souvenir Programme the MINI at 60! th th SUNDAY SEPT 15th 2 0 19 $5 36 36 presented by the Toronto Triumph Club www.BritishCarDay.com 2019 Souvenir Programme The MINI at 60! Sponsored by: Platinum Gold Presented by: Silver Published By: Bronze www.TorontoTriumph.com THE MAGAZINE OF THE TORONto TRIUMPH CLUB 65 George Street, CONTENTS Newmarket, ON, L3Y 4V4. EXOTIC Tel: 905-806-7127 E-mail: 11 MOTORWORKS [email protected] 8 14 20 25 British & European Restoration & Service Specialists 29 BCD Field Map................... 4/5 British Car Day Committee Welcome to British Car Day ......... 7 Chairman: Dave Sims Event Promotion: Al Benvenuti Featured Anniversary Models Programme Editor: Terence McKillen 40 Volunteer Coordinator: Laura Allen Triumph Herald 60 Years ............ 8 Sponsorship: Dave Sims Sunbeam Alpine, 60 Years.......... 11 Vendors: Warren Beech Austin/Morris Mini, 60 Years........ 14 Head Mechanic, Alex Park Liaison: Dave Sims Financial: Clive Huizinga Daimler SP250, 60 Years ...........20 Our wealth of mechanical and restoration experience includes Plestid, formerly of the Computer Services: Keith Stewart Austin-Healey 3000, 60 Years ....... 25 Triumph, Jaguar, MG, Austin Healey and Rolls Royce and many Event Photographer: Larry Llewellyn 45 Ford Capris, 50 Years ............... 29 hit TV series Restoration others. When you entrust your special vehicle to Exotic Motorworks, Field Layout: Johan Aaltnik Design Services: Michael Cleland Garage, has over 20 you can rest assured that we will treat your car like our very own! Company Anniversaries Morgan Motor Car Co., 110 Years ..... 32 British Car Day Programme years of experience with Our passion for working on these vehicles and making them better Benley Motors Ltd., 100 Years ........ 34 all makes and models than new, comes from our love of owning and driving them ourselves. Editor: Terence McKillen Triumph, 99 Years ................... 37 Sub-Editor: Alison Postma 47 Assistant Editor: Sean Doherty of Classic cars and has We would be pleased to answer any questions you might have. Art Director: Michael Cleland Other Notable Anniversaries Give us a call for directions to the British Barn or to make an Advertising: Al Benvenuti Triumph Razoredged, 70 years . .40 On the Cover: personally restored more ® ‘British Car Day ‘ is the registered trademark of the Toronto Triumph Ford Anglia 105E, 60 Years.......... 45 Inspired by Michael Turner’s well-known illustra- appointment for a quotation. It will be our pleasure to meet other Club Inc. (TTC). This programme and the contents may not be tion of Timo Makinen and Paul Easter winning reproduced or distributed by any means without permission of the TTC. Triumph 2000 Mk2, 50 Years ........47 than 150 cars to their vintage car enthusiasts and we look forward to helping you enjoy the 1965 Monte Carlo Rally in their Mini Cooper your passion for years to come! Printed by the UPS Store, Burlington, Ontario Ford Cortina, 40 Years .............50 S, Maggie Sims captures the essence of the Mini former glory Copyright © 2019 by the TTC Morris Oxford Farina, 60 Years ...... 53 crossing the Alps. www.exoticmotorworks.ca British Car Day Programme • September 15, 2019 www.BritishCarDay.com 3 Exotic Motorworks 06.indd 1 18-04-29 1:12 PM Show Vehicle Locations Sponsor Street WASHROOMS Make Model/Years Class Exotic Motorworks AC ........................Race/Sports (AC Ace, Cobra,McLaren) .............CC Ace .......................Race/Sports (AC Ace, Cobra,McLaren) .............CC Crescent Oil Aston Martin ........... All models up to & including ’94 ..................BB visit Oakville SHOW CAR Aston Martin ................. All models 1995 onwards .....................BBA ENTRANCE/EXIT Austin ..................Production Saloons up to & incl. 1959........... WW Autoglym Austin .....................Production Saloons 1960 onwards................ XX Lant Insurance Austin Healey ............... Roadster - 100, 3000 Mk. 1 .........................D FAST LANE FAST LANE FAST LANE FAST LANE Austin Healey ..............Wind-up window - 3000 etc.........................C Edward Jones Austin Healey .................................Sprite .......................................... F Hagerty Austin Princess ............................Coaches ...................................... JJ PICNIC Bentley .........................................Coaches ...................................... JJ Toronto Triumph Club PUBLIC PARKING LOT Area Caterham ...................... Lotus 7, Caterham, Super 7 .......................EE Anniversary Cars Cobra ................. AC Ace, Cobra,McLaren, other race cars ............CC N Commercial ...... Incl. London Taxis, trucks up to & incl. ‘59 ........ WW Registration PUBLIC ENTRANCE Commercial ........Incl. London Taxis, trucks 1960 onwards ........... XX Awards Presentation Area Daimler .......... Sports/Roadsters(Sp250,Marcos,Reliant etc.) ....... HH Daimler .........................................Coaches ...................................... JJ DeLorean ....................................All models ....................................YY Ford .....................Production Saloons up to & incl. 1959........... WW VIP & PRESS Ford ........................Production Saloons 1960 onwards................ XX PARKING PUBLIC ENTRANCE Jaguar ........................ Large Saloons 1995 Onwards ..................... LL Vendor Village WC WC PUBLIC ENTRANCE Jaguar ................ Large Saloons pre-1968 & 1968 to1995 ...........MM WC MISC. AREA Jaguar ................................... XK8, XK, F-Type ...............................NN 3 Brothers Classic Rover WC WC WC Jaguar ............................................. XJS .........................................OO Armchair Motorist Jaguar ................ Sports Pre-61 & Sports Saloons Pre-68 .............PP WC TREES Jaguar ........................Sports Saloons 1999 onwards ...................QQ Aston Martin Uptown ROAD FLEA Jaguar ......................E-Type Series I, 1961-1968 (XKE) ..................RR Brent Davis Photography E E E J J Jaguar ..................... E-Type Series II, 1968-1971 (XKE) ..................SS MARKET H British Auto Sport TTC TENT REGISTRATION OVER FLOW AREA Jaguar .....................E-Type Series III, 1971-1975 (XKE) .................TT H E LOST & FOUND Jensen ........................................All models ......................................Y British Model Cars H COFFEE Lanchester ....................................Coaches ...................................... JJ B PATHWAY CDW Custom Design Works CC Land Rover ................................... 1975 on .........................................A NORTHEAST Land Rover .......................Up to & including1974 .............................B C.S. Trading FOOD AREA G MAP London Taxis ................... Up to & including 1959 ....................... WW Canadian Blood Services J J AWARDS Z Z London Taxis ........................... 1960 onwards ................................. XX MG CLUB DDB PRESENTATION 10 ROW Lotus ...............................................Seven ........................................EE K TENT JJ Chris Hyland K HH Lotus ............................ Elan, Elan Plus 2, up to 1974 ..................... DD Classic Automotive Repair Lotus ................................... Elan, 1975 and later ..........................DDA SPONSOR STREET II II ROW 9 Lotus .......................................Elite up to 1974 ............................... DD D-Day wear Attitude Ideas WALKWAY CC Lotus ................................... Elite, 1975 and later ..........................DDA TTC BBA 11 ROW KK HH JJ VENDOR TENT IIA IIA Lotus ..............................................Europa ...................................... DD Digital Moments GG B Lotus ..............................................Cortina ...................................... DD VILLAGE AA Heritage Associates A ROW 5 Lotus ...............................................Esprit .....................................DDA WALKWAY Hollywood Loser Apparel A K K Lotus ................................................Eclat ......................................DDA G H H H E E I FF Lotus ................................................Elise ......................................DDB IB IB IA I Z Z DDB International Die Cast WALKWAY Q Q W X DDA Lotus ............................................... Exige ......................................DDB IIA IIA II II PATHWAY F F M FF Lotus ...............................................Evora .....................................DDB J D Auto R S S V ROW 9 I 10 ROW Lotus Replicas LoCost, Wolf, Fejer, Westfield, Dax, Denman, KDC Ventures Centaur, etc ................................................................................. EEA ROW 1 IA I IB IB GG Marcos ........... Sports/Roadsters(Sp250,Marcos,Reliant etc.) ....... HH Leatherique Canada WALKWAY WALKWAY I I Q EEA M M N N DDA Mayflower ....................................Coaches ...................................... JJ R TREES Lotus (Peninsula Imports) FLEA F F N L DD KK McLaren .....................................All models ....................................CC C YY MARKET WALKWAY Q V BBA MG .................................................. MGA ...........................................K MacGregor British Cars O R T BB WC MG .................................MGB Roadster 1962 - 1974 .........................H D Maurice Bramhall R MG .................................MGB Roadster 1975 - 1981 ......................... E A C ROW 4 ROW 5 WC W MG ..............................................
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